As a Christian, I loved this series because it shows more than one side of the argument, with regards to Faith - and it treats Faith with respect. None of us have the answer.
Sheriff Hassan is a great person, and he is not Christian. Bev Keane is horrible despite how pious and righteous she claims to be. That’s what I loved about the way this show handled faith. There isn’t a good or bad belief system, it’s what you do with the lessons you learn from it
@@NTWoo95 personally, I believe that Islamic people are our brothers and sisters, we just approach God by different paths. But as for Sherrif Hassan, he was absolutely among the most reasonable and moral characters. The irony of Bev calling him a terrorist after she's burned all the buildings and shot him...well that's what makes her so despicable, that she refuses to see her own evil and doubles down on it. And at first I wanted a worse fate for her. But really, in her last moments of utter terror and despair her faith deserted her, because it was a hypocritical faith - which was the worst fate of all. While at least the townspeople accepted their fate and met it peacefully. We all have to die, dust we are and to dust we return, but Faith helps us meet that end with serenity.
@Sanctus Paulus 1962 that sounds like a very intellectually limiting approach, guess you identified with the Bev Keane character. Matthew 7:1 might help you out. Best of luck.
It shows how fast things can go awry when religious fanaticism takes hold. This is not specific to Christianity, but to all religions. In this show it was Christians who were the misguided fanatics, and the Muslim character who was the one with some sense. But in real life we see just as much how Islamic fanaticism does the same thing to people. If we abandon all reason, religion will steer us wrong. But yes, at the end all relgion was treated with respect, beauty, and forgiveness.
Midnight Mass is by far the the most incredible miniseries I have ever seen, and certainly one of the best television series I have ever seen. So carefully and genuinely crafted from start to finish. And no TV series has ever made me feel the massive swells of emotion that Midnight Mass did. Never saw the ending coming, but I thought it was perfect. Bold and unexpected and heartbreaking.
You can tell when an artist or artists have left a piece of their souls in artwork and this is one. This series is so many things but mostly and inevitably an ode to the beauty and tragedy of humanity and all the parts that make it so. I can’t not cry.
If you loved Midnight Mass, you will love The Leftovers! Give it a try, it's the same kind of deep writing, religious themes and continious mystery that all wraps up beautifully by the end.
I love how at the end of the song the lyrics suddenly and inexplicably stop and go over into a monotone sound. Excellent foreshadowing for the series...
This was an incredible mini series. It treated my faith with respect and asked good questions about redemption and false faith/the judgement of man. Better than mocking those who turn the other cheek, it sat with them.
@@DavidAGIII correct on the Titanic it was either the British version used in a night to remember or the Methodist version band leader Wallace Hartley was a Methodist so it's possible that the latter of the two was the one played but we'll never know for sure
4:09 Bev screaming in pain and fear is so satisfying also she is clearly the only one feeling pain as she dies. Where as everyone else just peacefully and seemingly painlessly burn away singing together the hymn nearer my God to thee. And accepting their fate and feeling remorse for what they have done.
my dad and my grand ma passed away in 2022 same year.. they requested us to sing this in their funerals. i sang it but i wasnt expected so early . grand ma was 83 byt dad was only 51.. may God bless their souls
I'm an atheist, but this song slaps when it sounds sincere. loved it when Riley's mom started singing it. rewatching that moment frequently. great acting
@@connorredshaw7994 I feel it was more like if she didn't drink their blood continuously the effect were bound to end, and she didn't that night. The angel/vampire being alive or not is being kept unknown as evilness cannot be completely scrapped from earth. As Human we are bound to sin, forgive, and be forgiven.
I cried so much at the end of Hill House and Bly Manor... But I was inconsolable as this song played at the end of midnight Mass. I probably cried for a good hour after it ended and had to be by myself for a little bit. As someone who was a member of a cult for a long time, who deconstructed a d left my faith entirely, the series spoke to me I'm both the dangers of fanaticism and also the beauty in faith, even of the faith is something you eventually set aside like Riley did. And that the loss of belief doesn't mean life has to lose meaning.
Nearer, my God, to thee, Nearer to thee! E'en though it be a cross That raiseth me. Still all my song shall be Nearer, my God, to thee, Nearer, my God, to thee, Nearer to thee! Though like the wanderer, The sun gone down, Darkness be over me, My rest a stone, Yet in my dreams I'd be Nearer, my God, to thee, Nearer, my God, to thee, Nearer to thee! There let the way appear, Steps unto heav'n; All that thou sendest me, In mercy giv'n; Angels to beckon me Nearer, my God, to thee, Nearer, my God, to thee, Nearer to thee! Then with my waking thoughts Bright with thy praise, Out of my stony griefs Bethel I'll raise; So by my woes to be Nearer, my God, to thee, Nearer, my God, to thee, Nearer to thee! Still all my song shall be Nearer, my God, to thee, Nearer, my God, to thee, Nearer to thee!
@@peervarma It means this: that if my desire is to be nearer to God (which is the point of the song), anything in my life can be used to draw me nearer. I can say yes to even suffering -"(even) e'en a cross (pain/humiliation/powerlessness/death)" as a means to "raise me" or draw me nearer to God. And even in suffering, rather than complaining or accusing God or self-pitying, "still all my song shall be..." that I want to be nearer to God. That's the meaning of the first verse in a nutshell. It makes sense when you consider that the writer of the song, Sarah Flower Adams was at least partially deaf and struggled with chronic illness for most of her life and mourned the loss of most of her family members before her own death at age 43.
A great series .. I’m just happy that there’s a series showed the hurdles that Muslims face daily in each and every little conversation or incident … it made me emotional and feeling a little bit of justice towards us
Let's see how long us atheists can hang out here enjoying the music before someone tries to convert us. Maybe if we're really quiet they won't notice us here...
I can't help but cry when listen to this, my dog passed away few weeks ago, and this makes me wonder where is him now, I really wish there's a heaven, and he's there now happily running, he deserves to be happy always.
There is, my dear friend, have no doubts about it! The reason I'm here is the same - my dog who was also my best friend, my child, passed away on Jun 4th. Yours and mine and millions of others now live peacefully and happily there now, free of pain, grief and sorrow. Stay strong as they would like us to be strong 🙏
As a Catholic, I am glad that you are feeling like you are part of something special. Regardless of our beliefs, what binds us is our search for purpose in life, whether you are non-religious, agnostic, atheist, buddhist, taoist, or whatever you are. Midnight Mass made me embrace all the beautiful ironies of life, such as the fact that we are all here on Earth just to die and turn to sporadic atoms in the gigantic universe. We find purpose in living. We give purpose to other people. Other people also give purpose to us, be it intentional or unintentional. I personally believe in the afterlife, in the Catholic God, but even for those who do not, I hope you genuinely find your peace with yourself. I hope y'all find your purpose! Peace!
You are part of something special. Whether you believe in God or not, He believes in you. Be kind to other people today and you're as good a Christian as any.
The choir singing really makes you feel like you're part of a group, like you are at church with a community. That's what I like about God, He emphasizes communion and sharing in His love. His followers sort of lost the message through the years but I'd like to believe in a God with unconditional, all-ecompassing love
Personally for me, watching this show and hearing this song makes me think of my grandfather Saul. He passed away from Cancer back when I was 15. He was actually an atheist (like Riley) and when he came down with the Cancer, my mom had to go down to New Jersey to take care of him. But something crazy happened to him. Moments before he died, he got a glimpse of what the other side looked like and he said "Oh my God. I've been an atheist for so long. How could I have not have seen this?" He passed away peacefully. Hearing this song now makes me think of him. I hope that he's watching over me and he's proud of me.
Wow, just WOW! What a masterpiece of a show this is!! Such a powerful moment in this scene. I'm jealous of anybody who gets to watch and experience this for the first time.`
This scene was so compelling and moving. It showed that man is flawed but God is ever constant. Such a well done movie. Showing so many complex sides to humanity and the question of why we are here in this existence. Of guilt and remorse and forgiveness.
It is not religion or anything else that is bad. It is fanatism. It is unquestioned loyalty, that leeds to problems. The hunting of hill house is unreachable,but this serie almost did. Beautiful in so many ways.
I am a religious person but this movie potrsyed things i have imagined bettet never seen it live,too strong faith that darknes comes n u think is light.The song in last scene when she realised it was darknes made me cry.
I love how the song ends here: "nearer to ...." (and then nothing, because, who know's) .. we all share this longing for meaning and purpose and fellowship, but we don't quite know how and who .. that is the human condition (if we are honest)
@cynister7384 ha ha ha it took me a while then the Beverly penny dropped . Wow...the way she always said the full names of people as if naming and shaming them. You did make me smile ...can I convert you ??? Or are you one of our Lords followers? God bless 🙌
I was skeptical at first because im very antireligion and the only reason i turned it on was because of Rahul Kohli the Sheriff. Honestly it is one of the best series Netflicks has ever produced. I am so glad i watched it.
lyrics updated: Nearer My God To Thee from Midnight Mass Sung by The Newton Brothers ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nearer, my God, to thee Nearer to thee E'en though it be a cross That raiseth me Still all my song shall be Nearer, my God, to thee Nearer, my God, to thee Nearer to thee Though like a wanderer Daylight upon Darkness be over me My rest a stone Yet in my dreams I'd be Nearer, my God, to thee Nearer, my God, to thee Nearer to thee There let the way appear Steps unto heav'n All that thou sendest me In mercy giv'n Angels to beckon me Nearer, my God, to thee Nearer, my God, to thee Nearer to thee Then with my waking thoughts Bright with thy praise Out of my stony griefs Bethel I'll raise So by my woes to be Nearer, my God, to thee Nearer, my God, to thee Nearer to thee Still all my song shall be Nearer, my God, to thee Nearer, my God, to thee Nearer to ...
I'm an atheist but this entire scene, with the whole town singing (except Bev, because fucking of course) moved me to tears. I've always said the only good thing to come out of religion is architecture and music. Well, I guess we can add television to that list!
This is not a show about what faith you believe in. Christian, Muslim, non-believer whatever. It’s a show about people that don’t know what happens when we pass away. Riley met his fate with the girl he killed. What happens when YOU die? For me it was the moment the priest admitted “it wasn’t about anyone else, I didn’t want to die. And I didn’t want you to die, and I didn’t want our daughter (Sarah) to die. If I’m being honest”. He didn’t do it religious he did it for selfish reasons because we all are selfish. Nearer “my god” to thee. I always want to be nearer to “my god” as I see him. Whatever religion that falls into.
Some of *_the b-e-s-t_* renditions of these hymns certainly that _I've_ ever heard. Even tho the show itself is ambiguous in terms of its worth Christian-wise, at least it produced these...
I think the show has incredible worth, Christian-wise. The show ends with a community breaking free of false religion/fanaticism and uniting in song to willingly submit themselves to God's will. Nothing short of heavenly.
@@ericambrose7024 I agree. At the beginning I thought the show was about mocking Christians by saying they would believe in anything. But most of the people in the town weren't really that religious to begin with. When people started witnessing miracles they also started justifying everything around it, It was also a reference to the anthichrist in revelations, and it was taunting seeing these horrible things being done in the name of religion like it was done so many times in the past
It sounds like the same 4 part harmonies that are in my traditional hymn books, so you’ll probably find the sheet music online if you don’t have a hymn book. 😊
Then do it , come to know him imagine if his music can make you feel such amazing thoughts then just imagine how much more he can do ✝️🤍 i pray that he touches your heart tonight ❤️✝️
As a Christian, there were certainly some eye-rolling moments for me, but guess what? It's shows like this one that brings people to Christ. I know it only strengthened my faith.
Gentlemen, it has been a privilege playing with you tonight
If you know, you know
I came here for this comment
Remember you are dust and to dust you shall return.
🙏🏽 amen
As a Christian, I loved this series because it shows more than one side of the argument, with regards to Faith - and it treats Faith with respect. None of us have the answer.
Sheriff Hassan is a great person, and he is not Christian. Bev Keane is horrible despite how pious and righteous she claims to be.
That’s what I loved about the way this show handled faith. There isn’t a good or bad belief system, it’s what you do with the lessons you learn from it
@@NTWoo95 personally, I believe that Islamic people are our brothers and sisters, we just approach God by different paths. But as for Sherrif Hassan, he was absolutely among the most reasonable and moral characters. The irony of Bev calling him a terrorist after she's burned all the buildings and shot him...well that's what makes her so despicable, that she refuses to see her own evil and doubles down on it. And at first I wanted a worse fate for her. But really, in her last moments of utter terror and despair her faith deserted her, because it was a hypocritical faith - which was the worst fate of all. While at least the townspeople accepted their fate and met it peacefully. We all have to die, dust we are and to dust we return, but Faith helps us meet that end with serenity.
@Sanctus Paulus 1962 that sounds like a very intellectually limiting approach, guess you identified with the Bev Keane character. Matthew 7:1 might help you out. Best of luck.
It shows how fast things can go awry when religious fanaticism takes hold. This is not specific to Christianity, but to all religions. In this show it was Christians who were the misguided fanatics, and the Muslim character who was the one with some sense. But in real life we see just as much how Islamic fanaticism does the same thing to people.
If we abandon all reason, religion will steer us wrong. But yes, at the end all relgion was treated with respect, beauty, and forgiveness.
@@RRTNZ good take. I as a Muslim also think of Christians and other religions believes that way!
Midnight Mass is by far the the most incredible miniseries I have ever seen, and certainly one of the best television series I have ever seen. So carefully and genuinely crafted from start to finish. And no TV series has ever made me feel the massive swells of emotion that Midnight Mass did. Never saw the ending coming, but I thought it was perfect. Bold and unexpected and heartbreaking.
You can tell when an artist or artists have left a piece of their souls in artwork and this is one. This series is so many things but mostly and inevitably an ode to the beauty and tragedy of humanity and all the parts that make it so. I can’t not cry.
This song makes me sob so much. Loved the series
If you loved Midnight Mass, you will love The Leftovers! Give it a try, it's the same kind of deep writing, religious themes and continious mystery that all wraps up beautifully by the end.
I love how at the end of the song the lyrics suddenly and inexplicably stop and go over into a monotone sound. Excellent foreshadowing for the series...
The scene of Sheriff Hassan bowing in prayer beside his boy and then collapsing keeps coming up when I listen to this hymn.
This was an incredible mini series. It treated my faith with respect and asked good questions about redemption and false faith/the judgement of man.
Better than mocking those who turn the other cheek, it sat with them.
Brilliant comment.
It's frightening how you can be deceived into thinking you are in the presence of an angel of God when the opposite is true. ❤
The cutoff at the end is so wonderfully, gut-wrenchingly perfect. Couldn't have asked for better.
The cutoff is the exact moment Titanic's most forward Funnel collapsed into the sea as the Final Plunge began
@@MontoyaGamer1_Entertainment Where is your evidence for that claim?
@@direfranchement ruclips.net/video/Po3P4honVHE/видео.html
@@direfranchement there’s none, this version of the hymn wasn’t even the one played
@@DavidAGIII correct on the Titanic it was either the British version used in a night to remember or the Methodist version band leader Wallace Hartley was a Methodist so it's possible that the latter of the two was the one played but we'll never know for sure
"I think I killed my mom."
"I've done some things that are wrong too, can you forgive me?"
"Yes."
That’s about when the tears started and they didn’t stop until a couple minutes after the show ended
@@NTWoo95llore como una nene ese dia
best scene
4:09
Bev screaming in pain and fear is so satisfying also she is clearly the only one feeling pain as she dies.
Where as everyone else just peacefully and seemingly painlessly burn away singing together the hymn nearer my God to thee.
And accepting their fate and feeling remorse for what they have done.
and right before, Sheriff Hassan bowing in prayer beside his boy and then collapsing.
@@farid1406 I'm happy the sheriff died first because he would have been spared from the horror of watching his own son burning to ash.
@@connorredshaw7994 Agree
May God bless you all
And you as well 😊
I am absolutely amazed that a well put together, phenomenal series about a vampire introduced me to such a beautiful song🎶
damn, a hell of a show and a hell of an ending.
I ugly cried to this while watching the show. It was perfectly heartbreaking.
my dad and my grand ma passed away in 2022 same year.. they requested us to sing this in their funerals. i sang it but i wasnt expected so early . grand ma was 83 byt dad was only 51.. may God bless their souls
Sorry for your loss.
So sorry for your losses! ❤️🙏
'"And so they lived happily together for 300 years, in the land of Tír na nÓg, the land of eternal youth and beauty”
C'est un des passages à mon sens parmi les plus triste du film Titanic.
@pierrotkiller2018 Oisin found it sad aswell 🐎
I'm an atheist, but this song slaps when it sounds sincere. loved it when Riley's mom started singing it. rewatching that moment frequently. great acting
...I can't feel my legs!
Clear confirmation that the angel/vampire didn't make it to the mainland in time if only we got to see it burn.
I know. That’s because I cut off your arms.
@@connorredshaw7994 I feel it was more like if she didn't drink their blood continuously the effect were bound to end, and she didn't that night. The angel/vampire being alive or not is being kept unknown as evilness cannot be completely scrapped from earth. As Human we are bound to sin, forgive, and be forgiven.
I'm calling all hymns Midnight Mass core from now on.
Since the last part of midnight series this song has been constantly in my head
When the chorus comes in it’s like an absolute eargasm, beautiful song and masterpiece of a show 👍😊
I cried so much at the end of Hill House and Bly Manor... But I was inconsolable as this song played at the end of midnight Mass. I probably cried for a good hour after it ended and had to be by myself for a little bit. As someone who was a member of a cult for a long time, who deconstructed a d left my faith entirely, the series spoke to me I'm both the dangers of fanaticism and also the beauty in faith, even of the faith is something you eventually set aside like Riley did. And that the loss of belief doesn't mean life has to lose meaning.
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer to thee!
E'en though it be a cross
That raiseth me.
Still all my song shall be
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer to thee!
Though like the wanderer,
The sun gone down,
Darkness be over me,
My rest a stone,
Yet in my dreams I'd be
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer to thee!
There let the way appear,
Steps unto heav'n;
All that thou sendest me,
In mercy giv'n;
Angels to beckon me
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer to thee!
Then with my waking thoughts
Bright with thy praise,
Out of my stony griefs
Bethel I'll raise;
So by my woes to be
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer to thee!
Still all my song shall be
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer to thee!
That last line has one too many words to be accurate.
@@rextitan 💀
"E'en though it be a cross" - What does it mean?
@@rextitan nearer to...........
( Complete silence as Crockett island burns )
@@peervarma It means this: that if my desire is to be nearer to God (which is the point of the song), anything in my life can be used to draw me nearer. I can say yes to even suffering -"(even) e'en a cross (pain/humiliation/powerlessness/death)" as a means to "raise me" or draw me nearer to God. And even in suffering, rather than complaining or accusing God or self-pitying, "still all my song shall be..." that I want to be nearer to God. That's the meaning of the first verse in a nutshell. It makes sense when you consider that the writer of the song, Sarah Flower Adams was at least partially deaf and struggled with chronic illness for most of her life and mourned the loss of most of her family members before her own death at age 43.
A great series .. I’m just happy that there’s a series showed the hurdles that Muslims face daily in each and every little conversation or incident … it made me emotional and feeling a little bit of justice towards us
I'm not a Christian or anything but damn, this song makes me cry for real...
Let's see how long us atheists can hang out here enjoying the music before someone tries to convert us. Maybe if we're really quiet they won't notice us here...
@@generichuman_ lol
This show is s masterpiece and this hymn suits the end perfectly...Mike Flanagan, thanks...❤
Gentlemen…it has been a privilege praying with you tonight
This isn’t titanic
@@GrizzlyDave85that’s why I said praying instead of playing
@@TravisLoneWolfWalshexactly ❤
@@GrizzlyDave85 It's the same song they played on the titanic, hence the reference... learn a little instead of correcting people all the time.
I can't help but cry when listen to this, my dog passed away few weeks ago, and this makes me wonder where is him now, I really wish there's a heaven, and he's there now happily running, he deserves to be happy always.
There is, my dear friend, have no doubts about it! The reason I'm here is the same - my dog who was also my best friend, my child, passed away on Jun 4th. Yours and mine and millions of others now live peacefully and happily there now, free of pain, grief and sorrow. Stay strong as they would like us to be strong 🙏
As a non-religious person, this makes me feel like a part of something special
Isn't it crazy. I'm curious as to wether it's a longing need to feel guided by something or something else. Regardless, it's beautiful ❤️
As a Catholic, I am glad that you are feeling like you are part of something special. Regardless of our beliefs, what binds us is our search for purpose in life, whether you are non-religious, agnostic, atheist, buddhist, taoist, or whatever you are. Midnight Mass made me embrace all the beautiful ironies of life, such as the fact that we are all here on Earth just to die and turn to sporadic atoms in the gigantic universe. We find purpose in living. We give purpose to other people. Other people also give purpose to us, be it intentional or unintentional.
I personally believe in the afterlife, in the Catholic God, but even for those who do not, I hope you genuinely find your peace with yourself. I hope y'all find your purpose!
Peace!
You are part of something special. Whether you believe in God or not, He believes in you. Be kind to other people today and you're as good a Christian as any.
The choir singing really makes you feel like you're part of a group, like you are at church with a community. That's what I like about God, He emphasizes communion and sharing in His love. His followers sort of lost the message through the years but I'd like to believe in a God with unconditional, all-ecompassing love
Because you are. Everybody is. Religion or not. We are all in this universe together
keep coming back to listen to this beautiful hymn, cant help myself its so amazingly haunting and beautiful cannot get it out of my mind
Personally for me, watching this show and hearing this song makes me think of my grandfather Saul. He passed away from Cancer back when I was 15. He was actually an atheist (like Riley) and when he came down with the Cancer, my mom had to go down to New Jersey to take care of him. But something crazy happened to him. Moments before he died, he got a glimpse of what the other side looked like and he said "Oh my God. I've been an atheist for so long. How could I have not have seen this?" He passed away peacefully. Hearing this song now makes me think of him. I hope that he's watching over me and he's proud of me.
Wow, just WOW! What a masterpiece of a show this is!! Such a powerful moment in this scene. I'm jealous of anybody who gets to watch and experience this for the first time.`
I did my best. I did my best..
This scene was so compelling and moving. It showed that man is flawed but God is ever constant. Such a well done movie. Showing so many complex sides to humanity and the question of why we are here in this existence. Of guilt and remorse and forgiveness.
This show is really personal to me as I watched the whole thing the night before my baptism
ikr as a catholic i know its ironic but I feel it brought me closer to understanding my faith
Midnight Mass is Mike Flanagan’s magnum opus
A simply awesome tv series. Thought provoking and tear inducing... one of my favourites ever
I am not religious, and I always thought "I don't want any religious music at my funeral," but damn... This, I'd have this played at my funeral.
Same
God forgive our sins, sometimes we take the wrong choices thinking are right . Amen,
Beautiful beautiful song....i had goosebumps when I saw the endscene of the serie...
magnificent version!! big LIKE
It is not religion or anything else that is bad. It is fanatism. It is unquestioned loyalty, that leeds to problems. The hunting of hill house is unreachable,but this serie almost did. Beautiful in so many ways.
Hauntingly beautiful.
Those basses tho. Like damn
I know! I can feel their voices in my bones.
Bass singers 😫😫👌
I wish our christian brothers in the East put an end to their differences. Peace on heart. Good will between the humans.
Ugh I feel so bad for all the good people led astray by Bev, what a powerful series. 😢❤
I am a religious person but this movie potrsyed things i have imagined bettet never seen it live,too strong faith that darknes comes n u think is light.The song in last scene when she realised it was darknes made me cry.
Playing from Philippines time check 9:43 pm on December 31 2024 happy new year
its now my second time watching midnight mass😢😢🙏🙏, i feel so bad right now😢, God😭😭😭😭😭
The ending is absolutely heartbreaking
@@girlinthecity2304 its such an unsatisfying ending, everyone just dies
@@e-1074 I can't really imagine a better ending. It would feel so lackluster if everyone got what they wanted, and they all live happily ever after.
@e-1074 Their bodies may have returned to the earth ......but their immortal souls are with our father in heaven surrounded by love
luv the show luv the hymn so relevant to the show
Boys it’s been a privilege playing with you tonight
Edit: MOM GET THE CAMERA
Edit 2: why do you guys still comment on this?
Yes I finally found the comment
Gentlemen*
@@michaelbalzandemajo8710 give him a break, he got the line more or less right
Burning with you.
@@user-ih5yq2fc5sNo
My goosebumps are going wild
I keep coming back to this. Incredible show, incredible soundtrack.
Non ci sono parole...Semplicemente fantastici.
“Honey, it’s been a privilege singing with you tonight.”
its been a privilege to play with you guys tonight, we shall let this great ocean liner go to rest.
what an interpretation! beautiful!
I love how the song ends here: "nearer to ...." (and then nothing, because, who know's) .. we all share this longing for meaning and purpose and fellowship, but we don't quite know how and who .. that is the human condition (if we are honest)
Love that Carol and the End of the World, referenced this song. Love it
Beautiful!!!
I'm in love With This Song
I am an agnostic, but if this tune lasted ten seconds longer I would end up converting....
Ha ha ha ....then listen longer.....I have never known such peace in my life since I went back to our Lord...never ...its amazing ❤
@@BarbaraFearnleyDon't be a Beverly.
@cynister7384 ha ha ha it took me a while then the Beverly penny dropped .
Wow...the way she always said the full names of people as if naming and shaming them. You did make me smile ...can I convert you ??? Or are you one of our Lords followers?
God bless 🙌
@@BarbaraFearnley Don't try to convert people who aren't asking for it, weirdo. It's rude.
I like Midnight mass it was so Sad song from movie so lovely
This is my favorite hymn. So beautiful.
😢se me estruja el corazón bellísima csnción
I was skeptical at first because im very antireligion and the only reason i turned it on was because of Rahul Kohli the Sheriff. Honestly it is one of the best series Netflicks has ever produced. I am so glad i watched it.
I'm atheist but damn this song hits
Facts
Gentlemen it's been a privilege playing with you tonight
Amazing how good music helps people slip into crazy ideas
This ending is so epic
it’s happening to everybody ♡
lyrics updated:
Nearer My God To Thee from Midnight Mass
Sung by The Newton Brothers
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Nearer, my God, to thee
Nearer to thee
E'en though it be a cross
That raiseth me
Still all my song shall be
Nearer, my God, to thee
Nearer, my God, to thee
Nearer to thee
Though like a wanderer
Daylight upon
Darkness be over me
My rest a stone
Yet in my dreams I'd be
Nearer, my God, to thee
Nearer, my God, to thee
Nearer to thee
There let the way appear
Steps unto heav'n
All that thou sendest me
In mercy giv'n
Angels to beckon me
Nearer, my God, to thee
Nearer, my God, to thee
Nearer to thee
Then with my waking thoughts
Bright with thy praise
Out of my stony griefs
Bethel I'll raise
So by my woes to be
Nearer, my God, to thee
Nearer, my God, to thee
Nearer to thee
Still all my song shall be
Nearer, my God, to thee
Nearer, my God, to thee
Nearer to ...
Love this song ❤️
I'm an atheist but this entire scene, with the whole town singing (except Bev, because fucking of course) moved me to tears. I've always said the only good thing to come out of religion is architecture and music. Well, I guess we can add television to that list!
“Forgive me.”
This is not a show about what faith you believe in. Christian, Muslim, non-believer whatever. It’s a show about people that don’t know what happens when we pass away. Riley met his fate with the girl he killed. What happens when YOU die?
For me it was the moment the priest admitted “it wasn’t about anyone else, I didn’t want to die. And I didn’t want you to die, and I didn’t want our daughter (Sarah) to die. If I’m being honest”. He didn’t do it religious he did it for selfish reasons because we all are selfish. Nearer “my god” to thee. I always want to be nearer to “my god” as I see him. Whatever religion that falls into.
Beautiful acapella rendition of a hymn perhaps best known for being played by the Titanic's doomed band as the ship sank.
Pulvis et umbra sumus,
Omnes pulvis stellarum sumus,
We are stardust, dust and shadow,
Lux aeterna luceat eis domine
Requiem aeternam eis domine
I was glued to the Netflix how powerful brilliant 👍
Abandon Ship! Every Man for Himself! - Captain Edward J. Smith
RMS Titanic
April 15th, 1912
It's the end boys you've done your duty you can go now.
A night to remember 1958
Band leader Wallace Hartley
RMS Titanic
April 15th, 1912
He never said this, he actually tried calling lifeboats back to take more
1500 souls
That the song just trails off without finishing makes it more disturbing. 😥
Climax uff 😭😭😭😭
Some of *_the b-e-s-t_* renditions of these hymns certainly that _I've_ ever heard. Even tho the show itself is ambiguous in terms of its worth Christian-wise, at least it produced these...
I think the show has incredible worth, Christian-wise. The show ends with a community breaking free of false religion/fanaticism and uniting in song to willingly submit themselves to God's will. Nothing short of heavenly.
@@farid1406 Falsa religião?
@@farid1406 I agree, it's beautiful!
I think the show was about the dangers of false prophets.
@@ericambrose7024 I agree. At the beginning I thought the show was about mocking Christians by saying they would believe in anything. But most of the people in the town weren't really that religious to begin with. When people started witnessing miracles they also started justifying everything around it, It was also a reference to the anthichrist in revelations, and it was taunting seeing these horrible things being done in the name of religion like it was done so many times in the past
I can't feel my legs
Amen
And so it is said, that the RMS Titanic is a ghost ship now that carries the spirit of those who die at sea to the other side
May those 1'496 poor souls rest in peace
@@connorredshaw7994 Aye
I truly hope to die proclaiming my faith.
What's midnight mass, I just found this scrolling on my search for nearer my god to thee
its a netflix tv series
@@Defender888888 never heard of it :/
Run, don’t walk, run to Netflix and binge this limited series. The best series I’ve seen.
@@Railroaders_For_Life It's both the thumbnail and the only image on screen during the whole video...
Anyone know who is actually singing? Is it a Church choir?
The actors in the show
Was this song made before the end of the world?
This song was used for comfort as the world ended
It's the same song as from the final plunge of the Titanic.@@000TQ000
Just like Titanic 1997 Movie
Does anyone know the chords they used?
It sounds like the same 4 part harmonies that are in my traditional hymn books, so you’ll probably find the sheet music online if you don’t have a hymn book. 😊
@@katinafruitloopcwmcerwyn I actually found a lead sheet and started learning it 😊
@@kimberlymichiels Perfect 😁. The 1st bit of my user name will find me on other social media platforms, drop a message if you need any help 😊😊😊😊
This was the last song on titanic when it sank
Me driving my friends directly into the storm after one of them stole my gun.
On ne peut que penser au TITANIC 😢😢
This sounds like the titanic
almost makes you want to be religious
Then do it , come to know him imagine if his music can make you feel such amazing thoughts then just imagine how much more he can do ✝️🤍 i pray that he touches your heart tonight ❤️✝️
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As a Catholic, didn't like the series, but the song gives me the chills
gee i wonder why you didn't like it lmao
@@alextromagnetic cus she doesn’t understand it
As a Christian, there were certainly some eye-rolling moments for me, but guess what? It's shows like this one that brings people to Christ. I know it only strengthened my faith.
Sonh from titanic .
You came here because it’s Stranger Things. I came here because of Titanic. We are not the same.